I'm selling a turnkey duplex and the buyer wants to know what kind of terms if I do an owner finance.

Low Comps in the area for this kind of home are $90,000 so with those figures I want to offer $43,500 (fat chance of acceptance I think).Do I go through the broker or whomever to submit a bid now?

It's just an option, there are all kinds of real estate education options out there to supplement any professional title you want to earn in the field.

There are all kinds of questions here.

Sorry, I know these are probably kind of random questions.Oh one more question...Once an auction is won, how many days do you have to pay the full purchase price?

It's kind of crazy that millions of people invest in stocks via 401ks and other accounts , but don't even know what they are really investing in .

There are MANY exceptions to this, but I want to imply that I do NOT rely on selling "retail" any of my deals on the market where a primary resident buyer would obtain financing to buy from me or would have that kind of cash. 7.

So after you say no they'll still take good care of the property.Also the kind of people looking for a house are going to buy a house; yours or someone else's.

As you can see dealing with tenants can be a pain if the right structure isn't in place especially when you start scaling.Options open for real estate investing will mainly depend on capital to start and expectations of annual return versus what kind of headache you are looking at dealing with.

So, I was looking at wholesaling, but then of course I came across info on Sub2, Lease Options, and Fix n Flips are just so sexy to me.